Ladies Column and help wanted ads in old Georgia paper
A noisy mix of rental listings and classified notices including a weekly Heat Bulletin advertising rentals by John J Woodsides Renting Agent at 69 North Broad Street. Also several help wanted ads for accountants boiler takers travel salesmen energetic men and women and lighting work plus a dubious Miss Flowers relief for menstrual cramps with lock box address in Atlanta Ga and a Personal line.
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John J. Woodside
North Broad Street
SELP
Douglasville
B. C
Care Constitution
Triumph Co
Dallas
Texas
Fort Gaines
Poole
Peters
Atlanta
Hatcher & Dunlip
Cliff C. Watcher
Edgar Dunlap Hatcher
Son
Constructli
Southern
Southern Press
Austell
Atlanta, Ga
Aus Indemary
Atlanta i
Marietta Street
Butatu
Charete
Chetel
Perryan & Walters
McDonald
Southern Dental College
Grady Hospital
Butler Street
Atlanta Dental College
Jackson R. Co
Dearborn St
Chicago
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure Promise and Claims
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure advertised by Prof Munyon claims to cure indigestion and all forms not stomach trouble. It promises to restore weakened stomachs from abuse or old drugs and offers inhaler remedies with prices noted.
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Munycon
New York
Philadelphia
Texas Manufacturing Surges as Census Reports Rise
Census preliminary figures show Texas manufacturing capital at 30.49 million with 98 percent growth. products reach 119.41 million up 70 percent. 12,289 establishments. 48,152 wage earners. total wages 20.55 million. Dallas and Galveston lead gains. Fort Worth falls. Houston and San Antonio rise. Austin and Waco lack separate 1890 data. Teddy Pardons Moonshiner in Alabama.
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Washington
Texas
Dallas
Galveston
Fort Worth
Houston
San Antonio
Austin
Waco
Sparks From The Wires A snapshot of global business and disasters
Subscriptions reach 16 million francs for Mexico City electric streetcar expansion with low fares, led by a Paris syndicate and Mexican investors. A Mexican company in Guanaca forms with Mariana Coronel as president. In Mexico City a detective claims to know the whereabouts of Calif. banker St J Fleischman. Texas bankers urge St Louis world fair representation and repeal of state anti trust laws. Logansport La. endures a $125000 fire destroying 33 buildings. Navy plans a Great Lakes training station. bills on duties, crude oil transport, and war tax reforms move through Congress. Indian Territory oil assets trade hands to New Jersey interests with Osage rights included. Oklahoma plans a Buffalo-style stadium at St Louis for the fair, serving as headquarters and club house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hjutia Suning Company
Ganaca
Mexico
Mariana Coronel
California
Mexico City
St J Fleischman
Itia
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Great Lakes
Smyth
Michigan
Cooper
Texas
United States
Unitedates
Trust Company of Georgia Accepts Demanding Responsibilities
The Trust Company of Georgia takes on duties few would want to assume, underscoring the practical value of its role. The article highlights the seriousness and breadth of obligations the institution embraces in serving its clients and community.
Negro Labor Problem on the Southern Farm
An article argues that southern cotton farming must change as workers leave for mills and railroads. It advocates diversified crops, year round work, and improved housing and incentives to keep Black laborers on farms, noting the rise of machinery and the need for modern methods.
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Holt
Montezuma
South Georgia
South
Atlanta
Elbert County
Georgia
Con men in jail to stay in North Carolina
Ex judge Bynum efforts to release three gold brick swindlers Howard Hawley and Daly fail. Chicago lawyer Gilmore has collected 35000 from Mrs Howard to fund counsel. Bail plans for $10 000 to flee NC are blocked by Governor Aycock with rendition papers ready and possible rearrests at court or penitentiary door.
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Chicago
Raleigh
N C
William B. Bynum
Greensboro
Howard
Hawley
Daly
L. A Gilmore
Greensporo
Gilmore
Bynum
North Carolina
Aycock
Deaths at Abbeville 8. C. Abbeville July 7
Special death notices from Abbeville South Carolina report the burial of Sarah Roche wife of Edward Roche in her sixtyeighth year after a paralytic stroke. Additional notices mention Cater, a soldier of the Fourteenth South Carolina Infantry, dying of pneumonia in Monterey section, and Miss Baste Hill daughter of Robert McGowan Hill, dying in her eighteenth year after an illness.
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Abbeville
C. Abbeville
S. C
Sarah Roche
Edward Roche
Cater
Monterey
Fourteenth
South Carolina Infantry
McGowane Stigide
Baste Hill
Aurmess
Robert McGowan Eh
Jess
Yraatt
Revs
Bitwag
Schwab Defends Trusts in Paris Interview
Clarence M. Schwab president of United States Steel Corp argues trusts are a necessary stage in civilization and that nations without trusts will lose the race for commercial supremacy. He claims U S power is unlimited and America has only begun its rise, predicting global dominance and France yielding to American products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwab
Paris
le Journal
Clarence M. Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
United States
France
America
Furnace To Go in Blast at Talladega Alabama
An official of North Alabama Coal Iron and Railroad Company says the Talladega furnace will blast around January 15. Ore and limestone are on site, mines are working at capacity, and by January 25 coal output will reach 500 tons daily to supply furnaces railroad and customers.
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Anniston
Ala
North Alabama Coal, Iron and Refiroad Company
Talladega
Negro Druggist in Bankruptcy in Brunswick Ga
Special Attorney Max Isaacs filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Savannah for J. W. Buses a colored drug store owner and physician in Brunswick. Assets are listed at 12200 and liabilities at 14595 with homestead noted for petition. Case activity began around January 2 with Judge A J Crovatt presiding.
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Brunswick
Max Isaacs
United States
Savannah
J. W. Buses
A. J. Crovatt
Jefrery
New Orleans Racing Results and Entries Note
Death was a narrow favorite winner in New Orleans with clear weather and fast track. First race saw Little Tim win at 20 to 1, followed by six furlongs won by Ernest Parham at 6 to 1, selling mile and seven ty yards taken by Ecome at 12 to 1, seventh race details, Grantor led in seven furlongs, Menace the selling mile and an eighth winner, and Death again headlining the mile race with Bir Plorian second. Today's entries list multiple horses across six races with odds and jockeys.
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New Orleans
Death
Choice
John Grigsby
E. J. Arnold & Co
Gala Dey
Little Tim
J. Robertson
Glade Run
Coburn
Little Henry
Landry
Ernest Parham
Monte Himyar
Pyrrho
A. Jones
Fleuron
Levoy
E. Robertson
Menace
Dangerman
Annie Thompson
Helgerson
Monos
Slacis
Bir Plorian
Dominick
Eva Rice
Lyne
Hopedale
Fle Saint
Beauty Book
Myrtle van
Imp Albule
Wallenstein
Alpaca
Little Jack Horner
Crescent City
O'Hagan
Cost Iron
Mie Mattie Bazaar
Harry of Franatamar
Jeasle Jarboe
Arak
Moroni
Eceme
Major Mangir
Azim
Ban Chance
Little Elkin
WB Gates
Petit Mattre
Nitrate
Coups Azim
Ben Chance
van Hoorebeke
Johnnie McCartey
Reseda
Nobleman
Andes
Joe Collins
Uncle Tom
Lady Chorister
Jaskanapes
Meges
Admetus
Spalding Addresses Letter to Baseball Magnates
New York January 7 A G Spalding published a letter to Messrs Messia Drey fussboden Reach Knowles Eobetts Hart and Robison with copies of replies to his January 2 circular. He condemns secret dealings and says the baseball trust scheme is dead while noting a letter from A H Soden. He hints at retirement if league reforms fail and proposes mutual retirements to restore public favor and proper baseball governance.
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Spalding
New York
A. G. Spalding
Messia
Dreyfuss
Boden
Reach
Knowles
Eobetts
Hart
Robison
Mr. Spalding
Baseball Trust
A. H. Soden
H Ebbetts
Brooklyn
A. J Teach
Philadelphia
Barney Dreyfuss
Pittsburg
J. A Hart
Chicago
John T. Brush
Cincinnati
Brush
St. Louis
Messrs Brush
Freedman
National League
Ublic
Registrars Appointed by Alabama Board for Counties
Alabama state board named county registrars for numerous counties including Chilton Gaines Edward Southern and P H Moore in Chilton Coosa A Thomas Hubert Lauderdale K B Penton Dale JCurns Thanklin Odees A H Borland Geneva G W Broots H C Yarbrough W C Campbell Hallock Hector McLane W W Gidson FE J Frazier Blount George Swann John Blackwell Hale W Jack J A Kn erbee T G Moore Jackson D I Wilson John I Hockworth Brown Lamar W U Pennington FE BF Miller J B Clark Lowndes U Tyson George B Gordon J A Coleman Marion John W Ingle W H L Carpenter Perry Green Wallapoola Wash Purnet A D Thompson CB Walker Tuscaloosa Francis M Purifoy J M Ward BP Appling Pickens RK B Somerville AL Boone PD Richardson Bardolph FF P Michaels R N Ledbetter CW Eichberger Sheby James T Leper John Gerald Thomas J Garlin
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Alabama State Board
Montgomery
Ala
Chilton Gaines
Edward Southern
P. H. Moore
Coosa
A. Thomas
Hubert Lauderdale
B. Penton
Dale
Jc.urns
Thanklin Odees
A H. Borland
Geneva
G. W. Broots
H. C. Yarbrough
W. C Campbell
Hallock
Hector
McLane
Somerville
Boone
Richardson
Bardolph
P. Micha's
R. N. Ledbetter
C. W. Eicheberger
James T. Leper
John Gerald
J. Garlin
Huntsville Typographical Union elects officers for six months
Huntsville Typographical Union No 42 elected H L Pollard as president John B McBride as vice president W H Rushbrook as secretary H C Pollard as treasurer J T McLemore as sergeant at arms The union currently has twenty members. Rural Delivery From Charlotte Raleigh NC January 7 Special ten rural free delivery routes to be started from Charlotte by month end with promise of routes across all county townships in a few months.
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Teddy
Huntsville
Ala
Dedic Philips
Jackson Courty
United States Court
Roosevelt
Huntsvile
Huntsville Typographical Union
H. L. Pollard
John B. McBride
W. H Rushbrook
H C. Pollard
J. T. McLemore
Charlotte
Raleigh
N .C
Josie G Delivers in Cyclone Handicap at Oakland
At Oakland today Josie G won the Cyclone handicap the fourth race. Kitty Kelly upset odds by taking the final event at 10 to 1, beating Horton by a neck with Sweet Tooth a close distance away. Grand Sachem set a mile and one hundred yards California record, shaving a quarter second off the 1974 mark.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Josie G
Kitty Kelly
Horton
Sweet Tooth
Dunn
Alicia
Grand Sachem
Colonel Ballantyne
California
Royal Rogue
G Birkenruth
King Herald
O Connor
Sir Claus
Lt Jackson
Itol
M L Rothschild
Mounce
Bob Palmer
Ransom
Marineuse
Bultman
Hainault
Buchanan
Jacqueminot
Ransch
Commissioner Forster
J Woods
Howson
Sister Jeanie
O'Neil
Tower of Candles
L. Tagison
L. Jackson
Invictus
McGrnn
Kay Kelley
Burns
Sweat Pear
Exposition Race Track Wins At Charleston Card
At Charleston South Carolina January 7 two 6 to 1 shots and three 3 to 1 shots won meetings at the exposition race track. First race selling for 4 year olds and up 7 furlongs Lizzie Tello won Orl ong second Tortugas third. Time 1 13. SECOND RACE selling for 4 year olds 64 furlongs Tristram first Latch String second Deadly Night Shade third Time 1B. THIRD RACE selling for 3 year olds and up 1 1 16 miles Prince fisher first Lconomic second Pan Charm third Time 1.6444. FOURTH RACE selling for 8 year olds and up 6 furlongs Potosinst first Bate tie B I second By George third Time 16%. Kine RACE selling for 4 year olds and up 6 furlongs Intent first Lake Fouge second Queen L. third Time 16.
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Charleston
Exposition
Lizzie Tello
Orlong
Tortugas
Tristram
Latch String
Deadly Night Shade
Prince Fisher
Irst
Lconomic Secord
Pan Charm
Seiling
Bate
George
Intent
Lake Fouge
Queen L
Imposter Hawkes Salesman Arrested at Dalton
A man was arrested days ago at Dalton and fined 3300 for selling spectacles under the name of A. K. Hawkes, the Atlanta optician. The notice warns communities in the south against such imposters and fakirs. Whitehall Street, on the viaduct.
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Dalton
A. K. Hawkes
Atlanta
South
Whitehall Street
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Harris Street
Spring
Williams Streets
Spring Street
J. W
Etituttom
Mercantile Company
F. M. C. Dept
Box Il
Spartanburg
Ban Omigests
International Correspondence Schools
Beranten
Empire Business Bureau
Grant Building
Duane
Prudential
Eiberton
Yong
Yellow Pine
M.C Dept
Startanbyrs
Eee
Norcross Pulang
West 125Th St
Ladies’ Home Journal
Saturday Evening Post
Geason
Curtis Publishing Co
Phlladelphia
Exra
George Crril-Hall
Broad Exchange Building
New York City
McCandless
Kiser
Mickaess
J. T Holleman
West Alabama
Guma
W. Carson
T Holleman
West Alabama Street
Equitable Loan
Gould
BR C
Prof May
Peachtree St
Ee Ae
P. A
Traynham ¢ Bay
Decatur St
Care
Bell
Luckle St
Leyden
Peachtree
Carshed
H K. Bryson
Fayetteville
Tenn
D.L Thomas
Perryman & Walters
Wed-Sun & SV
Joseph Tiabsnson
Peters Street
Arcana
Vignaux
Pryor St
W. M. Poole
The
Security Warehouse Co
Furniture Foundry
W&a
Eliott and Foundry
M. L. Thrower
Forsyth
Perry
Will Doard
Aoy
Richard E. Bill Fire
Life Ay Aggident
Nsurange
Empire Building
George E. Johnson & Co
A. Fall
M. A. Fall
East Alabama Street
Fall
George E Johnsons
Abevye
M.A
John
Munyon
Richmond
Cameron & Cameron
Pidcock Better
John ¥. Pidcock
Georgia Northern Aanroad
White House
N. J
Thompson
Austin District Bankers’ Association, of
Logansport
Representative Bartholdt
Missouri
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Commercial Cable Company
Indian Territory
Jersey City
Rhode Island
Osage Nation
New Jersey Company
St. Pants
the Trust Company of Georgia
Stlichi A
H. Wi. Asiic, v. C.A. Corner
J. Merriam
Roo
Hat Sals
Hals At
Shanes
Fifty Bros., Clothes, Furnishers
Hatenans
WEELC
Bell Phone
Whitehall
Walkland
el Chihuabde
Dr Scharg
Mythic
Whitney
the Weasel
Bir
John Peters
Sol Litchenstein
Balltest
Prestano
San Luision
Lanidas
Waterscratch
Monte Peres
Royalt
Billy Lyon
Artilia
Buneilo
Bragg
Diomed
Elberton Granite CO
Doolers
Iine
C. H. Anderson
Macov, G
Elberton, Ga
Owre
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